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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-07
MISS HUNTER SEEKS Az INVESTIGATIONS

Tho OF complaints against OF the
te.chers Of the female department School No ~
at oxngonsve and ono hundred and afths for violation
tho requiring pupils do crrrans possibly be
Tcyiy eli IN another way. Mise NJ Hunter daughter
Of President OF the College OF the teachers
whose cnoneh In connection with the nvcs
CATION has applied TO the trustees for thorough nyesga
lion has understood that Il has boon iu
timath that she hal insigaed tho trouble between the
nth teacn "A the
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Collins Of Dakota, Miss NJ Healey. Iowa. and Miss
Lizzie J. Trimble, OF Pennsylvania
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

AtbemaYle Rots-senator D. NJ sabn Of Minnesota
HOFFMAN House-Senaor John II. Mitchell OF Oregon
run Ayenve Hotel-Congressman Robert r. Hit OF IN
H.h HOtel-WIliam d. Bowes Of Boston. Hotsl Nor
rndndieDr J. eating OF Hartford Breroor House-
Henry Adams Of Boston Ee.tnfns.r HoetmE1C Con;
gressnen lie wis b. Guncke OF Ohio Metropolitan Hotel
Alderman J. J. Harwood OF Manchester.
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ALONG THE SOUND.

sTRATFoRpThc burial Of Elias Wells age ninety three
the towns citizen who remembered h airing the church
bells toll 1893 when the news OF NashngOns death was
received. takes place this after noon
BRIpGrPoHr-The Rcqnonnock wheel club Of thlrtytvo
members have elected officer, follows; President g. H.
Johnson vlce.pfesdent r.. H. sumner secretary W "
Richardson's treasurer. J. II. smith captain. Calhoun -
ham first Lieutenant j. Morgan Second lcutna T. G. T.
Moore bugicr, 4. B. Post color bearer. W. II. HON.
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CITY SECURITIES ~ GREAT DEMAND.

The Sinking Fund Commissioners yesterday met In
Controller Locw's Office and witnessed the opening OF
bids for 100000 of stock OF the CITY OF
York payable In 1907: The proceeds arc to be de
voted To constructing bridge across the Harlem River
The bids Tar In OF the amount called for anu
tue award made at premium greater than any city
three per cent bond before brought The Controller
was GIFTED the result The following are the bids
u...I
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ne nopr A,LoyGSnOaENAy nv THE RIVE

Patrick Downes unkman. of No $50 Water ST, yester.
day saw body the East River. near the Battery and
uullcd IL ashore. that Of powerfully built man OF
thty had been In the water 80 ioug That "a, features
hardly rcco.uYei In tho pockets OF the cotng
were II priyerbOJk. The name PHILIP Bu'Aley was
written the ye ~ tho book aud that lrd To the men,
OF body Ia, Morgue Buck toy was an unmarried
long -horeman. Of No. 205 Groouwioh-st" muscular
% ana fond testing his strength with Other young men,
lie went friends IN Chy5tn 81 on ChIHtmas
Eve stlyel until nearly midnight ani then started to ~
lnrLn H. nut a.An hy OF h.h n lenls.
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MISSIONARIES START FOR AFRICA.

Twelve missionaries sailed BY the White STR steamer Ger
manic yesterday Liverpool There they 70 embark for
The Congo country whore TO join Bishop Tsyior
esny In Central Africa large number Of friends veqt
deck erfsrs ne vessel sssa The gss o. pssopsri
Hsd1ed VIA Minnie 8 waller J. q. Waller H. n Wallet
epd y: waller Of Burlisgton VI Miss Bell Grover. 81
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TO CODIFY IYTERYA TIOyAL LAW

meeting OF the International Code Committee held
Oh TUESDAY evening No O. The officers OF tho
previous year rceectei-Davd Dudley Ped chairman
and Howard Wis, secretary. The following
elected delegates 10 the conference OF tho association for tho
reform and codncon Of the Law of atoms TO DO hold In
London II ths coming ;ammer with powsr e add = ths{
fayson wids AwardJ. Phelps, Frederick \ ?. Barnard
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BASEBALL IN YEW.YoRK AND BROOKLYN

THE coLUMBIAs AND THE BOSTON BLUES BADLY
BEATEN.
The reiuvenated Columbia College baseball nine made It's
6rst appearance Ia game against the NewIork League
eiao at tho Polo Grounds yesterday The weather cold
amt Ie~s than people present. The Columbas
pzyei In gOoi greatly overnathei
fhc professionals they pleased Gates pitched Ike
veteran. The
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STATEN ISLAND,

The Rapid Transit Railroad Company has began 10 lay a
double track from Chiffon 10 New DOrp
CtIrrox-The members Of clifton Boat Club Tues
day evening elected the following officers President j.
Kingsley Martin vice president Nathaniel Marsh.
tary. Gregory Mexican treasurer. " ID L. Huiler captain
Ferdinand j. Flicker; Lieutenant Clarence NJ smith; tus
tees g. ID. Hopkins W. Is. Mexican. : NJ DIX. T. Buld and
George Lord The club has orcrcd three boats 10 be
nv
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wrsrcuEsTEE COUNTY.

yoSKRRs-Mr. Louisa Durand aitemptsi commit
suicide Tuessy night by Jumping from the bridge mar
the RAILROAD station. twenty years OLD. and -
the wfo lance Dutaud hack'river. Iho hush1nd ami
"A flc aud lktl Uit 60" 700
To ticY cfus-us tho hrifc" tl
woman IA he'd 10 tho railing attempted % throw iefet
over Her husband caught hold ~ her AMI called for c.p
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bsse ON balls ork Columbia, l. Total left on bases
--New.York 9; Columbia L. Runs earned-Now loik' -
(olumbia a. Twolase hts-O itOurke aud Banuisitr
Double pays-G2tes annstcr ana Cameron CmpTc-Olaco
pearce Jme-lfh
About COO spectators saw game Washington Park
poosIyn Brooklyn ana Boston Biue clubs Tho
gam. was ninety the seventh inning The
home club victory the close The
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The permitted the underaker to correct hs mis-
put much trouble by the blunder
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:NEw-YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE, THURSDAY, APRIL T. 1897

John Dillon. Cephas Brainerd, Charles Peabody IT,
Henry B. Sands Francis Rawe Hamilton D. Iompninss
Alexander Porter Morse, Robert Ludlow Fowler AND VIII
W. Cook.
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Announcements

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MIRINE INIELLIG EMO Il.
MINIATURES ALMANAC.


sunrses 30 Sets. 627 Moon sots. 523 Moons age. IA
H-Slndy Hook 8:i3 Gov Isld. no To Gats. 500
PH-s1ndy Hook. 100 Gov lard. 7.20 He'll Gate. 9;l5
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RRMOVIYG THE WRONG BoDY FROMA DEADROOM

Total amoup Of bids ................. 49, 100000
Awarded Daniel A. Moran. lac being ho highest bidder at
Ol57S
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THE POLICEMAN AYD Mr. DTLLOvS FENCr

m. or.t1oi mat Rus-eu SAGE and some ~ h.' friends
largely interested Ia the Kendall Bank Note company.
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They PIcn,Ied GnIIix.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Nov 2l.--lIcnry V.
Leslie aud james \. l.. Wilson, the en-
bculing secretary AMI treasurer OF the
Delaware q Chesapeake canal com
pany, pleaded guilty today, before Judge
Mitchell, in the criminal court, OF con.
spiracy TO cheat and dcirnud that company
OF a sum aggrcgnting s6OO.OOO, aud were
sentenced IN eight AMI six ycas re-
spcctivcly in the Eastern pcniicn,imy.
Alter they had pleaded guilty, Joseph T..
Gillingham, president Of the Delaware 4
Chesapeake canal company, testified in
substance IA follows Lesley and Wilson
were secretary aud treasurer Of the cont
pany in turn. Lesley occupied The posi-
ton for some twenty yeris. Wilson inn
mcdiatcly succeeded him. They fire.
guCntly issued loans of the company.
They altered checks, increased them Tor
larger amounts than the entries IN tlc
cash book showed and they altered the
cash book and other books ~ a. to cover
mp their deficiencies. The certificates oi
loans we're issued and signed by them.
The checks were raised from -, - and
Si2 10 $500, $3.50 aud Sla.ODO. The
total amount oi los WIS nearly s1O1, ,0OO. Fl"
The two men are cousins. Both fled 20
Canada. Lesley returned 10 Philadelphia,
surrendered himself nnd confessed his
guilt. hut Wilson refused 30 come till
forced to do 81 under cXimdiiion proceed.
inns.
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Chicago lob Pr,u,sr,' strike.

CWcAGo, H., Nov 2l.-Tho Third
week Of the Chioagp ilb prinicr strike
opened today with a poorer prospect for
an unicablc settlement than has existed
NJ any previous time. Tho Typoihctr,
claiming that their work can be fully rs
well done 10y non.union men, Is In no
mood to consider any proposition, having
declared that Il Is too lale Tor nbiimiion.
Tho union conGdcnllybclcyo the inability
oi the imported men 10 80 Chicago work,
aud % determined 10 hold out until tho
bossrs arr convinced Of che Hnc fact. IT,
however. iayors arbitration, anl declares
ilsolf willing 10 abide by i,c terms Of act.
ilCmcnt iilcd by q disini.rsicd, intelligent
buafd Of arbitration.
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DccIslon b, ChnnccIIor AIil.en.

spcCal Dispatch 10 The Appeal
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Nov. 2i.-Tolay
Chancellor Allison rendered a decision in
the suits brought by judge Reid. in the
name Of the State anl county, against IT..
u. Wilkinson, cx-criminal court ccrs, and
others, and W. II. Washington, cx.aiior-
ney general. Tho judge sustained the de-
murrcr of the defendants. lie held that
the r,lator could not properly bring these
suits in the name NJ the Stale. or in the
name 81 the county, on his relation, hut
that 'thc State and county arc separate
corporate entities, pn<ccd %; ample su-
lhority TO bring suits In their own names,
ipr alt moncys that may become due them,
and that what suits shall bc brought, or
shall not be brought, are questions that
must be- lcit exclusively 10 the discretion
Of the executive or legislative lcpnflmc nis
oi these political corporations. They are
responsible to their cnstitucncics Tor that
discretion. The courts cannot control Il,
and no individual can assume ~ cNcrciso
that discretion for thcm.' Reid brought
the suit ~ CiiiYpn.
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parnciIIntrr,i.uc,,.

LoNpov, Nov y. VA interview wa.
haI with Mr.. ranoll hcm today, during q
flying visit made by him on business. llc
WIS dressed In thick tweed suit. with %
thick red cardigan Jacket over biz waist
coat aud u heavy ONDrrUai. lie h1s nl.
lowed his bcarl l0 uuW AMIN, and Wcir.
his hair long llc looked thin aud cnro.
worn, but said that his health was slowly
improving. Sir Henry Thompson, who
has been treating him iur year. insists
that ho must WrupomiU, ns otherwise he
will be- unable 10 bear the labor ul the
forthcoming Parliament
Mr.. pam,ll. an having his attention
drawn a. Michael nu,iits speech ypslor.
day, said: do not think Il would become
me a. criiicisc or approve The management
ol The plan Of campaign. ! WIS not con.
suited nt its initiation, aud haycsincc been
unable, owing 20 The state ~ my health, 10
take any paIi la active politics outside of
Parliament. Those Who are on the spot
and actively engaged are tho best judges
Of What their own honor aud the interests
of The county require. M Dayiti j. In u
different position. Ills own opinion Is en-
titled Ia respect coming from one who is
In Ireland, aud Who Is mnu oi sInguiarly
remarkable courage. Who never shank
from the consequences II his words OF acts
l,ut | do not gather that Mr.. Davit did
criticiso iho plan. llo rather seemed 10 be-
nppphcnsiyc that things might bo mis-.
understood IN America. Respecting the
general situation ! may fny that IN my
Judgment more feeble or inert govern
mcnt never held the rcins in Ire
land. II rs teaching lrlshmrn
% most disastrous lesson by iis
bungling inclpacity teaching That
the lnw may bcsnrcrssiully drilcd. For
the law, ~ recently constructed by tho
Uni0nih majority IN the House oi Com.
mons. Is daily doGcd, nnd with impunity,
by thousands oi members Of suppressed
branches of the league and by every Ma
tioullisi newspaper editor in lUhnl. Ia
fact, one Of the extraordinary results VI tic
coercion act and a firm md rcs0lutC goy-
cnnC>. is that for every onCns1 against
the laN committed before tho passage ui
the coercion bill hundreds uu committed
now leave % 90 you t0 uy whether lrc-
lnnd' respect ior thu imperial Parliament,
thc possibility Of hvr continued govern.
mont by the fgmc nqucy 1r ihu so.dily
ol lns al.yn Is isel ~ bv increased. VI
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10 Tc.t The snnnn, Law.

-p'iN bisntch 10 ihe Appeal
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Nov. 2i.-Tho man.
ayers Of the dime museum thought they
would keep open on Sunday, and last night
threw open their doors They were before
the police court for Il this morning when
the museum people said they wanted 10
test the law. The city attorney and Judge
Bcll thought the case should ~ 10 the
criminal court, but the museum men In.
sisted That they could not b. indicted any
more than newspapers and other classes Oi
business. Judge Bell said thcatcn could
be kcp, open u the museum could, aud
thought the law had been violated. The
case was postponed 10 allow the city ai,or.
ncy 10 investigate it.
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slrILIne srItehmen r,c.,rnInea.

GALVESTON, Tex, Nov. 2l.--Uniied
States Circuit Judge Pardcc has issued
a restraining order directed against stnk.
ing sNiichmcn IN the yards Of the South
EN- Pacific railroad at Houston preventing
them from interfering with ,hc property Of
the company and from Illuminating per.
sons who apply 20 the comppy lot can.
ploymcnt. The petition pnv.Gg ipr iho
inicrcession ol the icdvmicuuu suig ioitll
that the complainant B. nn,.p .jsui ul
Tcxns, Incorporated unirr to- laws ol
Kentucky aud cnsngcd Va inics.r. cJm
mvIcc.
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old as far as this administration is con-
ccrned, and over l0I years old as re.
CARDS the people OF the United States. The
English contention had also been known
through the official publications, so there
is nothing before the ncgotia,ors Of which
the public is not informed.
AMERICAN SYMPATHY EXPRESSED.
The Secretary OF State, on the 18th
inst, directed the American minister at
Berlin to communicate TO the Emperor OF
Germany the cordial sympathy of the
President and citizens OF this country in
the serious illness of the crown prince.
The German charge d'anaircs at this
capital today transmitted to the State de-
partment reply thereto stating that the
Emperor was deeply moved 10y the message
OF sympathy.
AN INJUNCTION ASKED FOR.
The United States attorney for Washing
ton Territory has advised the acting COM
missioner OF the general land office that
the supreme court OF that Territory has
granted an injunction asked for by the
general land office, TO restrain the North
ern Pacific railroad company from illegally
cutting timber on public lands. The
United States attorney states that the re
suit Of Judge Jones' decision will be the
recovery of about 100000 in trcspass suits
now pending against the company.
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS.
The government receipts during the
present month amount 20 $40, $50, BAG and
the expenditures TO S25, ,34a,9iO, showing
deficiency oiSi, i,66I, 800 Thecxpcnditurcs
include the payment of SlS, 2S3,747 on ac-
count of pensions. Tire net gold in the
treasury today is 500, 10000, and in.
crease of nearly $5,000,OO0 since the LIST
inst, and an increase OF nearly $40, O00, 600
since July last. The circulation of
standard silver dollars has increased by
over 81 900, 600 since the LIST inst, and by
nearly SS,000,O00 since July /.
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Arlni no nrnnL LII

DAYTON, o., Nov. 2l.- Sheriff sailcr 10.
night gives information Of the discovery
Of a plot TO break Jail. Noticing that some.
thing unusual was going on, ho spotted T.
Dreamy Randolph, sent hero by the
United States court at Cincinnati on two
years sentence for forging postal money
orders. AZ the request Of bis mother, a
worthy lady Of Coyington, ky., he had
been allowed 70 retain his watch. lie
guited Il and made three saws out oi the
handspring, and With these was To attempt
to libcraio himself an! his fellow pris.
oupfr4
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-22
DOVER DISASTER.
The Steamer Rosa Mary to Blame.
Her Officers Defend Themselves in
an Able Manner.
M. Clemenceau is Asked to Form
the New French Cabinet.
Prince Napolean Says He Would
Like To Be President.
Parnell Interviewed In London-An
American Dynamiter Arrested in
the English Metropolis The
Grown Princes Illness.

LONDON, Nov. 2l.--Two bodies OF Vie
Tins of the sinking of the steamer W.
A. Scholtcn by collision with the steamer
Rosa Mary have iloatcd ashore at Deal,
There is now no doubt that Capt Taat
went down with his steamer. Mr.. Rob
son, one of the passengers saved, stated to
n reporter that the W. A. Scholtcn had
just weighed anchor when the collision
occurred. There were 500 liic-bclts on
board and most Of the passengers were
supplied with them, but they proved use
less, as the people were cnguicd with the
ship. The sunkcn vessel lies in twenty
iathOms OF water. The survivors will sail
for New York on "Wednesday.
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sorN CTT H., Nov gl,--lhc hnt surprisc
made by the prosecution in thc second trial
ofJohn Arcnslori, the brewer. ior the mur-
der OF the prohibition advocate, Row.
Gcorgc G. lladdock, WIS developed In
court This morning Superintendent
Aicnslori lcit Junks saloon la company
with the other defendants, and that he saw
him gp wet with the umc party 10 tho
scOnc oi the murder. llc watched them
guing in that direction Tor over 100 feet.
The cr1ss examination did not break tho
force oi the dipci testimony. In tho
former till ArUnsloH sought b. establish
ON albi by testimony that be- came out of
Juuk's and went east from the Scune Of tho
murlpr.
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nrlrn.n.i nn Iin,I

DuntIv, Now =. Several por'1us hayo
been arrested at Woodiorl, changed with
being present nj tho midnight meeting at
which Mr. O'llricn burned the govern.
mcnt proclamation. All have bcrn 10.
leased ON bail. Warrants have been b..
sued against numerous other persons in.
cluding NJ. RIwlands, the English mem.
Der ol Parliament, and MIR D,nnchy, -cc-
rotary to Lord MAYOR Sullivan.
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t.r,,,,. Il..IrnntIou.

Pans, Nov 2l.-A conference on the
Aicrl Of the Presidents resignation was
hcl ia accordance with NJ Gryy's n.
quest, AMI NM Floquot. Goblet aud De
frcycnot adhopd 10 the opinion oi VI.
Clcmcncoau. u, 1rcyy finally announced
that hc woull appeal To other statesmen
fyf uasisfuuFp
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EIeh,y nale. Of rnllsn nnrncd.

Special Dispatch 10 tho App
NASHVILLE, Tom. Noy "a passing
engine threw sparks Du Two That cans
loaded with cotton, ths u0l.Ha at the
Decatur shops, anil eighty hlc7 Wcro
partially bunod. Tllu .n" ui"1 car
loaded with etsion. bui .H 'N" hhihi9,
cmr were detached bpHu HIl.r, gould
snnsld. The ,k,mSgu b IDi sLm''
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cnnf. nngr. n.nnr,Ird.

LONDON, Nov. ~ The b0lId u Undo
hns awarded n piece of silver 70 Capt.
Boggs, Of lho American limo steamer In.
diana, aud q silver medal and two pounds
each 10 Williug. Peterson aud Anthony,
fclmDn oi that vessel, ior pscuing while
on VOYAGE from Liverpool ~ rhialcl.
phia, tie crow oi the British hurk Lam.
nCwcir from llollnst lOr Mrunirhi, which
wa. abandoned September !.
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Special phpsich % the Appeal
CorrrEynLE, Miss, Nov. p Circuit
court convened hep to-day. and Judge
Fcalhculonc, In his very able charge 20
the Jury. particularly called i,s attention
a. the many homicidCs which have been
committed Ia Mississippi OF ate, and
earnestly urged that H. uao every en-.
dcayor to purge lalabusha county VI
asss
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Eighty Persons saved.

Eighty Persons saved.
DOVER, Nov. 2l.-Eighty persons in all
have been saved from the wrecked steamer
w. A. Scholten. One Of the survivors is
named liolnc. There is another survivor
in the hospital, whose name is not known.
Chief Engineer EdiXhoyen was landed at
Scaiord yesterday morning. No moro
bodies have been recovered here.
IL IL the universal feeling that
! the fault of the collision r'sts with
the steamer Rosa Mary Chief Mate
| Wells, Of that vessel, states that she left
lIartlopool on Friday. In command oi
Capt Webster, and with a crew of sixteen
men. On the night OF the collision there
was n shifting log; sometimes 1t was dense,
while at intervals II was clear. AT about
$50 o'clock, hc saws, "lhc collision oc.
cured. We had been at anchor since s
O'Clock. Myself and the captain were ON
the bridge The sea was of the calmcs,.
Our lights were burning brightly aud the
fog bell was sounding constantly. | first
saw the colliding steamer oil our slarhnnru
bow. She was showing white and green
lights indicating that she WIS shaping her
course 90 the starboard side. We could
not shift our position, being anchnr'd and
the tide being chb. The steamer soon
ported her helm aud attempted tocrnss our
bow. The tide, however. not being rightly
| judged, settled the vessel ON our bows,
| cutting her tn the waters cdgn. cannot
say a hniher 1t ysSihc W. \ Schnltcu that
collidcd Will rs. Whstycr us-el u Nas,
she prococdod ON her course aud soon dis.
! appeared in the darkness. We rcnminrd
at anchor during the night and worc pilot
cd 10 Dover att o'clock IN the morning
! ThcrC We do,ked."
Capt. Webster states that the weather
during the voyage WIS llzy. On saturday
morning thcn was u heavy ing. and the
Rosa Mary anchored ior three huur un
llalfordnoss She proceeded ut ! o'rlorl,
passing the Fast Goodwin light at O'Clock
IN the evening The log bcramc so thick
that shc wiis compelled to anchor a.siu NJ
\ O'Clock, the vessel being then from seven
Ia eight milrs west southwest oi the Fast
Goodwin light The collision occurred
about 1920 o'clock pm. The iowus,lc
lookout was the liisi tu intimate Che sp-
pTuach ol a vessel. 81 siW bright white
light point aud half oil M" silfbonrl
bow. Soon Wrrcn light Appeared inli.
eating that she WIS passing our sIrbpari
how. Accompanied 10y the mate, ! went
tO the upper bridge and NlW the same
lights suddenly the rrron light disip.
poarrd aud red light was shown. lmmc-
din,,ly there was terrific collision. The
steamer that struck M proceeded, and no
! attempt was made in ascertain what injury
had been done. The ing had lifted. ~.
ycaling the lights plainly. We sirnnllod
ipr assistance, hut none came until ihr
morning During the night number ui
drifting nets caught un ihc anchor aud on
tie broken bows"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-22
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Pans, Nov al.M Clcmcnccau hal an
interview with President Grcyy this morn.
Ing and informed him that hc was ready 10
form Cabinet lie said, however. that
hc WIS bound io Indicate ~ tie President
that there Ncrr other clements beside The
ministerial question 10 complicaic ihc sit
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